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Written in Stone: Climbing History — 96 episodes
The History of Fontainebleau Bouldering Circuits
The First V6 (7A) Boulder | Robert Paragot and The Joker
World's First 6A (V3) Boulder and The Convicts of Cuvier
Pierre Allain: The First Superstar of Modern Bouldering
Fontainebleau and the Birth of Bouldering as We Know It
Was Oscar Eckenstein Really the First Boulderer? Featuring Efix Roy
The First Boulderer and His Occultist Protégé: Oscar Eckenstein and Aleister Crowley
Season 3 | The History of Modern Bouldering
Michael Kennedy on Access to Climbing Culture and the Photo of Edlinger That Defined the 80s
BONUS: When Lynn Hill Proved That Women Can Beat Men In Competition
The Thumbs Up: Sharing Lanes And Circling Back in 1980s Climbing.
Jordan Cannon on The Free Salathe, How to Climb Pitch 19, and Why Style Matters
Mark Hudon on Free As Can Be on the Salathé Wall, Skinner and Piana's Ascent, and Experience Vs. Trophies
Steve Bechtel on Skinner, Piana, Friendship, and Community
Paul Piana and Todd Skinner Free the Finest Rock Climb On Earth (Part 2)
Paul Piana and Todd Skinner Partner Up and Push the Boundaries (Part 1)
Rob LeBreton on Snowbird and Australian Sport Climbing in the 1980s
Alan Watts on Setting for Snowbird, the Drama that Unfolded, and the Comp's Importance to American Indoor Climbing
Showdown(s) At Snowbird | Edlinger vs. Tribout and Destivelle vs. Hill
Ted Kingsnorth on the Influence of Jerry Moffatt and Chasing History
Jerry Moffatt Climbs Everything, Everywhere
Mark Anderson on Wolfgang Güllich, The Campus Board, and Climbing on Your Heroes' Routes
Wolfgang Güllich is a Wolf on Wallstreet
Back To The Regular Season Plus An Announcement
Rosie Andrews on No Spare Rib and Women in Climbing From the '80s to Today
Louise Shepherd on Her Female Climbing Role Models and Connecting with Other Women in the '80s
Alison Osius on The Women of Climbing and Media in the '80s
Lynn Hill on the Women of the '80s, Who Inspired Her, and Who Is Inspiring Her Now
Amy Skinner on Las Vegas Climbing in the '80s and the Importance of Great Female Partners
Women Climbers of the '80s Part 3: Unique Strengths
Women Climbers of the '80s Part 2: Power In Numbers
Women Climbers of the '80s Part 1: It Wasn't Because They Weren't There
We're Giving Away 3 Rab Hoodies!
History Misses Things
Jeff Smoot on John Bachar, Peter Croft, and the Shift in Climbing in the '80s
Alex Honnold on Peter Croft, John Bachar, Free-Soloing, and Climbing Big Yosemite Linkups
John Bachar Chooses Peter Croft For a New Game
Andrea Hah on Punks in the Gym, Arapiles, and Confidence
Jesse Guthrie on Wolfgang Güllich, Kurt Albert, and Climbing in the '80s
Hannes Huch on Community in the Frankenjura, Wolfgang Güllich, and Kurt Albert
Ben Cossey on Wolfgang Güllich, Punks in the Gym, and Lightweight Baby
Wolfgang Güllich is a Punk in the Gym
History Takes Time
Andy Salo and Whitney Boland on Lynn Hill and a Love of Gunks Climbing
Russ Clune on Lynn Hill, Gunks Climbing, and Vandals
Lynn Hill Vandalizes Perception
Niall Grimes on Moffatt, Revelations, and What Jerry Means to Climbing
Jerry Moffatt is the Best Climber in the World
Bill Ramsey on Alan Watts and Climbing at Smith Rock in the '80s
Alan Watts Sets Off a Chain Reaction
David Chambre on Edlinger, Tribout, and French Sport Climbing History
Jibé Tribout and Arnould T'Kint on Patrick Edlinger and Climbing in the '80s
Patrick Edlinger is a Rock Star
Kurt Albert and the Birth of Sport Climbing
Season 2: The 1980s
BONUS | Remus Knowles on the Climbers and Ascents We Missed in Season 1
BONUS | Matt Samet on Climbing Mags from the '90s to Now
Climbing in the '90s: Cultural Shifts and Lessons Learned from Season One
Eva Lopez on Women in Sports, Rivalries, and What Josune Means to Climbing History
Josune Bereziartu Goes Honky Tonkin'
Chris Schulte on the Magic of Fontainebleau, Climbing Lifelist Boulders, and Catherine Miquel
Catherine Miquel Wins the Duel
Josie McKee on Curiosity and the Mindset of Climbing Freerider
Chris Kalous on Freerider, Big Wall Climbing Rules, and How the Hubers Shifted History
Alex Huber Rides Free
How to Climb Cowboy Direct: Jordan Cannon on The Struggle Climbing Show
Mike Lilygren on Todd Skinner, Leadership, and Climbing Trango Tower
Jordan Cannon on Cowboy Direct, Climbing History, and the Importance of Storytelling
Todd Skinner and Team Cowboy Up
Jonathan Siegrist on the Difficulty of Grading and Climbing for the Challenge
Seb Bouin on Akira, Grading DNA, and French Climbing History
Fred Rouhling, Akira, and the Biggest Climbing Controversy of the 1990s
BONUS: Nina Caprez on Attempting to Climb The Nose with Lynn Hill
Lauren DeLaunay Miller on Lynn Hill and The History of Women Climbing in Yosemite
Chelsea Griffie on Leading the Way and Being the First Black Woman to Climb El Cap
Bobbi Bensman on Lynn Hill and 1990s Competition Climbing
Lynn Hill Proves It Goes
BONUS: The French vs. The British | A Battle of Route Names
Alan Watts on Jibé Tribout, Just Do It, and Climbing at Smith in the '90s
Adam Ondra on Just Do It and the Importance of Climbing History
Jibé Tribout Just Does It
Bonus: Mike Call on Filming and Shaping '90s Era Climbing
Dorothea Karalus on Fred Nicole and Climbing La Danse des Balrogs
Björn Pohl on Fred Nicole and What Makes a Climbing Legend
Will Anglin on Fred Nicole and New Ways of Seeing Climbing
Fred Nicole Dances with the Demons
BONUS: Hubble vs. Action Directe | The World’s First 9a (14d) featuring Alex Megos and Buster Martin
Alex Megos on Wolfgang Güllich and Climbing Action Directe
Ben Cossey on Wolfgang Güllich and What it Takes to Climb Action Directe
Wolfgang Güllich Takes Direct Action
Steve McClure on Ben Moon and Climbing Hubble
Buster Martin on Ben Moon and Hubble
Ben Moon Launches Into Orbit
Katie Brown on Climbing with Lynn Hill and Her Other-Worldliness
Lynn Hill Reaches Critical Mass
Written in Stone S1: The 1990s